Sentence examples for necessity providing from inspiring English sources

While fur was once a primitive necessity, providing protection from the elements, feathers have never been an efficient way of keeping warm.

"Food is a daily necessity, providing fuel, and for people on the go it's perfectly possible that [powdered food will] prove useful, just as some people prepare [protein] shakes for a run," says Tim Benton, a professor in population ecology at Leeds University.

The clinical supervisor role was also added in the SPA setting; indeed it was seen, in this context as a necessity, providing clinical input, partly because the system was viewed as necessarily over-cautious: if you are uncertain, … you can go to a supervisor and be reassured that you are doing the correct thing.

That necessity provides the story's comic potential, but, unlike most manipulations of history for dramatic purposes, it also makes historical sense.

Necessity provided the goad: a developer forced him, and two roommates, out of the 7,000-square-foot 7,000-square-foot 7,000-square-foot $200 a moNoHo

Indeed, says Sister Rosemarie, a nun who is one of the centre's three directors, business has been brisker than usual since the Supreme Court's decision, on May 14th, that "medical necessity" provides no exemption from the law's ban on the distribution of marijuana.The case on which the court ruled originated across the Bay with the Oakland Cannabis Buyers' Co-operative.

This necessity provided both the rationale of the reign of terror and its moral justification.

An if — then proposition is a hypothetical necessity provided the consequent logically follows from the antecedent.

WAN network data is by necessity provided by the infrastructure, and would belong to the infrastructure class.

In the past, big empires were always based on indirect rule, and that indirect rule always and of necessity provided a space for resistance: either resistance by the traditional elites doing the local ruling, or by those they ruled venting their frustration with the colonial set-up at both the local and the metropolitan level.

In some instances, additional clinical information was obtained from clinic notes, pedigrees, previous test reports, and letters of medical necessity provided by the ordering clinician.